2006 International Conference on Microwaves, Radar &Amp; Wireless Communications 2006
DOI: 10.1109/mikon.2006.4345206
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Time-Frequency Characteristics of Ultra-Wideband Signals for Radio Systems

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“…1,a,b [7]. As we see Gaussian (and Rayleigh) pulses have width of the spectrum wider than operation UWB band 3.1-10.6GHz.…”
Section: Ultrawideband Signalsmentioning
confidence: 65%
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“…1,a,b [7]. As we see Gaussian (and Rayleigh) pulses have width of the spectrum wider than operation UWB band 3.1-10.6GHz.…”
Section: Ultrawideband Signalsmentioning
confidence: 65%
“…Another example of UWB signals is wavelet: sinusoidal wave with, for example, Gaussian envelope [7]. In case of wavelet setting proper parameters can freely form its spectrum.…”
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“…A Fourier spectrogram of a continuous sine, which is a non-pulse signal in this performance, presents an almost uniform ridge parallel to the time axis (Fig.4,c,d). The last example is the superposition of the analyzed basic wavelet s B (t) and an UWB Gaussian pulse s 3 (t) [9] with parameters A=1,  =1/5ns (Fig.5,a). As in the previous cases, both signals are perfectly distinguishable on the plane of Fourier spectrograms.…”
Section: Short-time Fourier Transform -Fourier Spectrogramsmentioning
confidence: 99%